abstract concepts

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• concepts —    by Cliff Stagoll   Deleuze understands philosophy as being the art of inventing or creating concepts, or putting concepts to work in new ways. He does not consider it to be very useful or productive, however, when it creates and uses concepts… …   The Deleuze dictionary

• concepts —    by Cliff Stagoll   Deleuze understands philosophy as being the art of inventing or creating concepts, or putting concepts to work in new ways. He does not consider it to be very useful or productive, however, when it creates and uses concepts… …   The Deleuze dictionary

• abstract — 01. I don t really like [abstract] art, such as that done by Picasso. I much prefer something more realist. 02. It can be quite difficult to really define [abstract] ideas, such as love or friendship. 03. One s capacity for [abstract] thinking is …   Grammatical examples in English

• abstract — ab|stract1 [ æb,strækt, æb strækt ] adjective ** 1. ) abstract ideas exist as thoughts in the mind, and are not related to physical objects or real events and actions: abstract idea/concept/principle/notion: Mathematics is concerned with… …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• abstract — I UK [ˈæbstrækt] / US [ˈæbˌstrækt] / US [æbˈstrækt] adjective ** 1) abstract ideas exist as thoughts in the mind, and are not related to physical objects or real events and actions abstract idea/concept/principle/notion: Mathematics is concerned… …   English dictionary

• abstract — 1. adjective 1) abstract concepts Syn: theoretical, conceptual, notional, intellectual, metaphysical, ideal, philosophical, academic; rare ideational Ant: actual, concrete 2) abstract art …   Thesaurus of popular words

• abstract — 1. adjective abstract concepts Syn: theoretical, conceptual, intellectual, metaphysical, philosophical, academic Ant: actual, concrete 2. noun an abstract of her speech Syn: summary, synopsis, pre …   Synonyms and antonyms dictionary

• abstract — ab·stract / ab ˌstrakt/ n 1: a summary of a legal document 2: abstract of title ab·stract /ab strakt, ab ˌstrakt/ vt Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law …   Law dictionary

• abstract — [adj] conceptual, theoretical abstruse, complex, deep, hypothetical, ideal, indefinite, intellectual, nonconcrete, philosophical, recondite, transcendent, transcendental, unreal; concept 582 Ant. actual, concrete, factual, material, objective,… …   New thesaurus

• Abstract nonsense — Abstract nonsense, or general abstract nonsense, alternatively general nonsense, is a popular term used by mathematicians to describe certain kinds of arguments and concepts in category theory or applications.HistoryThe term predates the… …   Wikipedia

• Concepts of Modern Mathematics —   Author(s) Ian Stewart …   Wikipedia